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Boosted Performance 04-11-2012 09:47 PM

Forced induction and OEM exhaust
 
Soooo, as I am sure many of you have seen the single turbo build I am working on here. If not:

http://www.the370z.com/forced-induct...rbo-build.html

Today I had a closer look at the OEM exhaust system, and can't see anybody using this in conjunction with any forced induction system. Since my customer has the F.I exhaust system, and it seem a lot of people on this forum have it as well, I was thinking that I should not even bother with a down pipe that would bolt up to the OEM Y-pipe.

How many aftermarket exhaust systems are out there for the 370z that do use an aftermarket exhaust system that would bolt up to the OEM (or aftermarket) Y-pipe?

I see that Tanable makes one:

http://www.octanemotorsports.com/images/T70150.jpg

DC sport:

http://www.racingsolution.com/images...nister2Tip.gif


and Litespeed:

http://www.maperformance.com/product...0z_catback.jpg


How popular are these exhaust here? These would bolt up to the OEM Y-pipe so I would have to build a separate down pipe for an exhaust like this.

Feedback is greatly appreciated.

Ron 04-11-2012 10:08 PM

I don't think they are very popular. Most people here have FI, HKS, Invidia, Ark or Greddy

blackonorange 04-11-2012 10:13 PM

... I'd say your pretty safe in ruling these out ...

sfearl1 04-11-2012 10:17 PM

The exhausts listed aren't very popular. What about Motordyne?


Boosted Performance 04-11-2012 10:51 PM

Thanks for the feedback so far. It looks like Motordyne uses their own V-band setup, and it would most definitely not bolt up to the OEM Y-pipe.

jay4500 04-12-2012 12:15 AM

jay
 
why would you want to keep the oem y pipe thats the most restrictive part of the exhaust.:icon14:

Cell 04-12-2012 12:25 AM

GT haus uses the stock Y pipe. Unfortunately it is over priced.

Boosted Performance 04-12-2012 12:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jay4500 (Post 1656458)
why would you want to keep the oem y pipe thats the most restrictive part of the exhaust.:icon14:

.


Quote:

Originally Posted by Boosted Performance (Post 1656115)

How many aftermarket exhaust systems are out there for the 370z that do use an aftermarket exhaust system that would bolt up to the OEM (or aftermarket) Y-pipe?


Cell 04-12-2012 12:30 AM

From what I have seen, many of the high-end exhaust uses the stock Y-pipe design. This could be the reason why most people stay away from them because they go for 3000+++.

Boosted Performance 04-12-2012 01:04 AM

So it is safe to say that true duals are most commont then?

Cell 04-12-2012 01:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Boosted Performance (Post 1656523)
So it is safe to say that true duals are most commont then?

Yes.

SS_Firehawk 04-12-2012 01:32 AM

I use the Motordyne XYZ Y pipe in conjunction with the Tanabe exhaust. I like this combo a lot and the fitment is perfect. PM me if you need to know any details

sfearl1 04-12-2012 12:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Boosted Performance (Post 1656313)
Thanks for the feedback so far. It looks like Motordyne uses their own V-band setup, and it would most definitely not bolt up to the OEM Y-pipe.

that's a bummer. i was planning on getting this exhaust soon. and i was planning on getting your kit.

memorylasts 04-12-2012 12:23 PM

This is the berk exhaust...

http://www.berktechnology.com/conten...ts/31/main.jpg

Boosted Performance 04-12-2012 12:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sfearl1 (Post 1657555)
that's a bummer. i was planning on getting this exhaust soon. and i was planning on getting your kit.

Well, it will be a two piece down pipe. One will bolt up to the turbo (obviously), and the other will be made to bolt up to the F.I exhaust. I could send out the kit with only the first section that bolts up to the turbo, and any competent exhaust shop can fabricate the short 20" transition piece from a single 3" pipe to whatever exhaust you happen to have.

Just a thought.

With the Berk exhaust posted above, I would cut (prependicular to flow) the X section of the pipe right in the middle, flatten a 3" piece of tubing in to an oval and weld it to the X section. that is very easy and I have done it before.

Ha, look at that I even have a picutre of it:

http://i137.photobucket.com/albums/q...k/IMG_6254.jpg


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